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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

Tho Pacific MAJ steamship Company VIII meo' '"o
competition Of tho spanish line. hut tho TO 'ho''
IN freight and passenger rates viii Apply OH" y" ''O
Pacific roa, hn,iacS, The through bnsipo" not 'N''
., =, or,c,eo nv tho ryllrr OF the Dol Campo line
Pr,.,lcnt Georgs j. Goull Of tho Pacific Mall company
said Yesterday .,
We shall reduce the rate enly 40 far "a 10 -.
our trAiic -hlns going nj ana thr I'm @
c.rpf.p. are than eIpecoi when nec'p "
d.ut me company l. doing we'll We shAI maze ~" w..
bet ,o.n san FrAnci'cu ani ia" points dho w y, Wv
cn,n,sfitinn that will enable ut 10 rotAln onI DiH'
That /, tho policy OF tho company ami mo cue. :" Wv
operation ON Its total traffic viii proo"op 10 'o''
sTnnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
pAMUEL NJ. CHAMBERS.

Samuel NJ Chambers. ago seventytwe. was found dead
in bed Yesterday morning At tho homo OF his aanghtor
Mrs Broaks Ne ia Pacific ave-. Jersey SiJ. DIT
Chambcrss death was due to heart disease. With which
no had boon troubled for several years ho
has been a familiar figure in Jersey CITY lot
moro than thirty years lie was postmaster "u'-
Ing Pr,sident Buchsnan's torn and was thon
Familiarity knawn the war horse or tho Domocrarf'
lie the Office OF Justice of tho peace Tor severa
csssye terms and was clerk of the First District Civi
Court from tims district courts were estahsheh "a
the city until fow Months ago lie was large hsaV.
man. with 4 rotund figure. aud was known 10 Ainst
cvs in Ne cit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
A QUESTION OF GHnNIN4 CAPACITY.

To the EdifOr Or Fhe Trfbube
SIR Being daily reader OF your Journal and
noting the excellent replies Questions 81 im Portanco
addressed to yoI. tax, tue iborv for imforpa
ton on the following point How ist that the pei cont
guarantee West Shors bonds are selling al % IL tho
open market, while NrNNOrk Genital llarien laS ar
stock l. quoted ~ 1905 A. under,tInl IT, the nv mil
ION Issue OF West shore bon is II first lien upon tho
whse New lorA Central aud Harlem River aud west
Shore srstrm' and tue iEcrct T. payable prior
TO tue declaration OF any dividend the suarsntors
stock. This neas the case will yen kina explain why
the stock shout I've quoted higher m tho bonds whea
tHc stock ms Lately no. cyes pail regularly
DO You slider tho West shore bSnds good ,ac In
mentI READER.
Gtnhdrn. y. l.. oct -. 1887
The interest Oh West Shprc bonds is per cent.
but tho dividends on Ncw-York Central stock may
be largely increased. he difference IN the prices
may he said to represent the eyprcta IONS of tho
shIrch I'D .rs based on tho earning caplcty OF tho
propcrtV-EiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
TIE FuxERALoYDR wLhLIAMM MBERLALN

| THE FUNERAL OFDR. WTLLIAMM CHA HBERLAN
The funeral of DR. william VI Cham Iorlas. wno dioi
| at Summit, n. j. Monday was held at the West
PRESBYTERIAN Church I'm Forty secondst. yostsriay
afternoon The Rev Dr. John II Paxton road tho script
ure lesson aud or.reI prayer All Pofo"pr Francs
Brown ~ the Union rnroo ;irs 20 ninIrv delivered al
address eulogsiic OF tho professional atanments AM
personal characerot Dr ChamboIlln. The pa-Ocarers
were Dr. Harstow OF Flu,hlns; Dr. +. j. Otis. Dr j. s.
Warren. Dr homa, X. Poolry. Mr. Biss'. or BROOKLYN.
md Mr. barrow Among tAo,e present at tho services
were Or. Lawrence Johnson, prc'iieht o. inc Comfy
Medical society DR. W. VI. Carpent"T Dr. X w. lAJor'
Dr Thomas Burchard Mrs James McCosh. AMI tao Kew
Richard - Harlan. Tho body taked 10 Hanover
| -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

REiR-A DMIRAL NICHOLSONS WILL FILED
by the will OF i,ear-Adnirll James ". A Nicholson,
which wa, fled for prob Ito yoseriay, his Cincinnau
and oraI Logon medals hi, dccoratsn fro tho King
Of spain his silver punch ladlo. his gold watch anu
chain hi, lot In Greenwood Conotsry AMI his family
Il bio are given 70 hi. 40 william Il. ID. Nicholson 10
his daughter Ellen r. tho wife OF John curtin no gives
tho portrait OF All the re,t or MS ossto
goes TO nj, wife. Mary A. Ncholon, whp IL made chcc9
trir Tho testatOrs brotherinlAw. Henry \ Mar H. ~
aupoin ed exeautor Iha will /, dttei Juno - l-6o
bort A. Robert and IN Irlos GoIIos arc the wit
uesscs. There Will be no contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
oyyrIy0 READY FOR THE MASONIC FAIR.

TO7e TIT :. =. =.
The w0mens Committee OF tho Ma'onio ar "'o' ~
at the Grand Lodge room OF the masonic
T.,nn,. the fair which will brgin on November ~
WAS 10 be held for the purpose Oh '"'''"s
a fund for an asylum for widows ana orphans o.
masops At tho meeting q feeling was ho'oeao'o
against this object and tho question finally eano "nuo,
open discussion Tho opposing facuoh "A' ~ '. ~
nn,v,n. h.,.vsr MONEYS might be made ut the fair to
sYtinpuishlng tho debt on the Masonic Temple Inc DC
bate was decidedly warm. and whom vote was TAKEN
was found that mai orty favored paying the OLD asp
Lat evening the Executive Committee mot Ano ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
~ MISSOURI A DOTBTFUL STATEf

Frotn The SC L0utF RfpuDIItuH o.,. Co.
Th. Ct IouIa contingent OF tho Republican state On
trail CommIttee and few prOminent KspuOnoans VI nv
CITY met at tho Lindell Hotel yesterdav a"ia
d,yt.c tackle where with to catch the mel hopup
ne.isc s",i.n (jesrxe fiain took the floor
~, nmno.s a nar,an IN ovemsnt and 10 advancs adil-
t ~ rsa.sna why the convention should be helu u
u t :. ~ .hond be held here" he said. "bosauss
Miasouri is to-day doubtful state ,, ,,,.,u, al
mYnn ara iltiie enthusiastic. Mr. Dsn. Interrupted
the disninod but less saagui.s NJ Bulky. ,.,,.a
Wall Msrnsduka had Only 600 majority. re1oiho
Mr. Rain land We nay carry the state hereafter II wo
.ssnina te the right MAJ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
PRESERVING LOCAL HISTORY.

To ne EditOr NJ Thr TrtbUn,
SIR: In your excellent editorial. " Pre'crvng our
IOcahIiiso rr." yol mention nuuber o. interesting
ev-nt. which deserve At least aconnemprstys tablet
Il Is hoped that this hint may eal TO action. suppose
the OF the Revolution ,hud take ia haHl tho mat
tiers pertaining that war; AMI ue Historical Society
those general and tho Holland society IN
the Dutch colonial rrriOii .ugg~-t important
addition the general list the battle before tho Revou-
ton fought Golden lIi. wuicB preceded tho BOson
and re- ulicd IN CASu ties 10th were Tor
the same principle. which was subsequently vindcateA
Yours truly. j. HOWARD SUDAN.
YORK. Oct 81. 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

Tuesday November IN tho 7sh year o. his age.
u" ahr,h.m pal5 native OF ST. Thoms. Danish w. L.. .
runnral fron his llto reslisnos 33t DotrawN south
h,onEiyn on Friday morning November NJ lO;3o
West India ipsrs please oppy
BALI.-At wilmington Del TUESDAY morning November
i'm m, Of her Carlo H. Blnyan. oldes
daughter Of Bunyan and wife Of James d. Bail. all
n prssoytsraa Church at CoopersswB Thursday.
November i 81 noon
BRAULEY-oa November l. Henry Bradley. formerly OF
Pansrs services At hs sts rssdsaco $40 West 36hs
Friday at 8 D. m. Friends Of tho family respectfully
invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
NEAL IN JAILIhG EIT MIND LNAIFECJLD

a circulated last evening the effect that
j. Ottmahn, ono OF The Publisher, OF PUCK hal become
insane over the death Oi wife and had been cd
W AN asylum. reporter who called Mr. OttDan
LOne Ia lie ng On-atc last told
Iuth ~ The has
hcaI.h IA
ordered u al fe,t Tor lew DAYS.
ID, ~, va m no NAY ILnaL InI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
ABRAHAM COATEI.

PHILADELrHIA. Nsy up,ciHi-Apraham 'o''o''
wclLknoun merchant. aeai Of the hrm OF 'oato'
K..n died tbl, morning. age sichty-three years lie
va,h. cle. .on 81 l...c Coa,. Of Eagsh origin. and
E.brcc, Norri. belonrn prominent iak"r lahiV
Of mi, CITY II. leave, q widow an / four chill lreh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
Per Cent OF
ILL.,. l.....

with the foregoing Ipinaron tho study OF these TX
ures w readily kvo coa.mers kro vie lge or the com
narrative value OF tho different brands roilustrate with
Inc percentages given the tws pow les before compared
The ROYAL containing Is parts OF eavsnns gas to 10
in Prices - OF strength Il ID IA loD or ia per
con- Royal therefore per cent stronger a. VOL 40
Il per purer than Price,, etc Tao relative sron tn
and purity OF all the powders can DO computol III Io
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
4 TE4.pARTY BROKEy UP.

BALTIMORE, Nov. = tSpeca!j. Charles A. WATKINS
company IN "Tno Catnp Iea-Party." disbanded touaJ
It did not draw IN the highpriccd houses ad VIII 10
resrganized IN Now York Tor tho cheap thoduos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
yyJrprD ny ora SHryG HORSE CANS.

While car OF the Belt line WAS standing az A'''
ave- and rifty ninihs, last evening. 10 ao" ''N'"'
pa,,eugcrs 10 g- oil, another on tho Same U4A came
60 ,y up behind and crowded nlo II. The smashing oi
., q, ui,. and IN. ula form and the violent Shaking
m that t Passengers both got caused CONSIDERABLE
eAcmcn and several Of then got OUT O the cars ihIuus"
wluIow,. MINI, O'%O 100 last fiRht) Io" Va
II i|I tr.t OF so 1859 Lat fiftJ fh 81 James NJ 90
A,cf, ~ 80. l.J96 First ave-. and Mrs CoRA" ., 20
Ilcuty iOurth st., were slightly lhJu'i lh'p
wore try home friends The driver OF ihr car " A.
aIrso Oh. Ma said, became uninAhAs'AO'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
LEFT ERIOSSOvS CHILLY COSTUM6.

Mia, Whnsys statue Is work OF rare grace III ph,s,
cal dsall but quite out OF character !, ohs IS "
Lesn within hr ranye Of historical probability mo rear
Left Ericsson did sail down from Greenland WIN pro
leg. and arms Miss whitney represehts n,.n r rt
dr.s. yrrv much ike Roman soldier. As work OF at..
however considered apart from its subject u wiz 20
con sdsred n notable addition to tho pupho
of city OF HOstOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
SERIOUSL Y SIfOT BY 4 NTGUT WATOHMA "

Dan.ol Fagan q private Waterman, shot Joseph White
d young living No JJo Thirty sAth st.. lat
evening. White acting In a Suspicious manner on
canal boat Lllic French, Ihirty ssycnthst
and watohmau nailed Mh,to dd repJ but
I'll ted - aN aB ban
effect Whites loft thigh, making SERIOUS wound.
aTTcsLtd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

NEW UPTOWN CLUE TyOORPORATED
HE Lexington Club. which has house at No. !, 703
A1ngtsnave, has been incer porated for social pur
Ysses by William sisgel Meyer Rosen Nathan weiskey
isaac Eubenstein Hermann X. Finn and Horny Beige.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

THE ENPLOIOy ~ ST IONS Y0T ACCIDENTAL H.
81. LOUIS Nov. 1t discovered today that tho
explosion was not directly under tho Newman buiing
but IN the under house occupied ny the DeVere
family Tho foundation wall separating t-o Two Ou'ld
lugs has two holes each about SIX foot Wide ana some
twenty feot apart knocked In H. aud the h'h'y a'oy
nj the v,i w., plo A IA INTO New mans cellar This cor
firms the report that there were Two expos oh' anu
her examination may reveal thn nature "a .no 80
u,od and . cI.w may bo obtained 10 tno person whO
used tue calamity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

plessd arrangements FOR the fair: prcmi-
eont Mason present was %skod about the
decision. and said: "Ths fair arranged solely In
the Interest Of the asylum fund. However the money
VIII hr-t DO put In tho Executive Csnmitee and ny IL
transferred to tho Grand Lodge sessos OF juno
Thence Ia turn 1t will be turned to the trustees OF
tue Temple Fund. The latter will decide what Will 10
done with the money. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
rpIrI,yr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
|, EIOUhsl Moruin5
. IiOUlsS, MorpinB Night
p78G561 10 ~ l2JiDo VOL
HILL EALaI VIA I.l III, M
TTTr111T fTTf rrf- EfriI
Erhttt- n
W. Hhrrtr-1
,.---- IA

S,ryce station this The dashes III ato tho temporA
turo noted at Iiudnuts pharmacy 2lS brO"d""y
TRIBUNE orrrck. Nov. 81 A. 81. Clear weather pro-
vailed yesterday, with falling barometer. anu VIVA
,hfns FROM northery to southwssterly. Tho tempora
ur- ranged between So aud 81. the average IA ~
being l4A' lower than on the corresponding day last
year and JTso higher than on tuesday. .
In ana nssr TN, city tsdIr mara viii prssssJ DO
warmer fair weather, growlns cooler AZ night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
ANARCHIST HEROISM.
From The Chfcngo Tribune

~ iery anarchist tell you my friend, I'm ready to
70 right hero, II necessary, in defence Of my
Ha'hcipes. have = right TO say what please and
s& where please, and II one OF these buo Goa, cd
~'s AMI hEolings Of so-called civilization ever
s~fos TO NEEDLE with my rights there will DO blood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

LONDON Nov Tho "Hamnond" has just borne
away tho palm frsm its cOmpetitors having received at
tho American Exhibition the highest award as the best
TYNE writer for otoo work where speed Is required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
,,,r,yn rupROVEUENTS AT CITY NALL.

MAKING IMPROVEMENTS AT CITY HALL
The figure Of Justice Will be placed In position on the
CITY Hall cupola to-day Other improvements are oeing
made In the city Hall. stone moor has beeh 'au ~ 'o
h..emsnt corridor and the ceilings are being panea
and If tho appropriation holds out the diladaed o"'
staps will be replaced by new ones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

whore your grandfather bought his CLOCK theo you can
get furniture and carpets Fstaol shed 80 cars
Cowperthwa l53 l6j Chathamst, l9 10 1o2 rarn .o"'
hcwren city all Chatham square Prco Ilsts maio
Cvs Is sent every where every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

ACCOMMODATED wednesday. November > A. inc
HGmroh of the Heavenly Res, by th' Rev ID fAtko.
Morgan Frances, daughter OF robert - 1ou,ui ~ Va
Newark ~ ], 10 Ernest Henry Jackson Oh o'ooNpI
r.NE-GRAUAM-On Wsdnesisy. NovemDor j. AZ or1co
Church Chapel by tho Rev ,'eorge u Nes,n 'uy va W.,
son Lano Of New York. % Ellen duncan n A"-NA 'us"
Tar Of Ihs Its Hon. Daniel Duncan. Oh oh'o
PARKIN-FORD on Wsln@i''; november = ~ motrs
60 Inv tho Rev w. NJ. Hughes. Louis iaugit'
T,ry " Fori esq, OF Morristown, 70 Henry Gron-
VILE Parkin. OF Now-Y0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
THE WEITHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDIoIrIOVS -POT2t HsuR1
wAsnIN0rsN. Nov 2.-Fo~ Now-En:and. New-fsrK
Eastern Pennsylvania and New .r'oy warmer lar
weather, light to fresh souhwesterly winds becoming
variable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
UolllicIl Notices.

JollltIl NoIlCe5
All member. Of tho old Volunteer Fire Department ro
siding 10 tho XVII Assembly District will meet at Hawks
5n t Of our co ois @ e. Lee rms HS Of
Hose Company T. for Assembly p II coy1E. pr,,aont
JOSEPH $ BEER. Secretary
For Coroner.
MICHAEL J. Il. MESSENGER Nd.
United Lab, Nomination
FOR JUDoE OF TIE COURT or GENERAL
SESSIONS
FREDERICK G. LEUBUSOHER.-
public me.%s % b, S% On EVENING
tSTa Van S'1 Cot tT for or s E cv
Justice BARD for member OF Assembly And Geo
Proaineut spessors will address tho meeting.
Republican Candidates in Kings County.
STATE.
Secretary OF stats.
FREDK D. GRANT
Comptroller.
JESSE 8 LAMoREAUX.
Treasurer
JAMES II. CNRMICHAEL
ATTORNEY. General
JAMES A. DENNfS)N
Engineer an surveyor
O. II. p. CORNELL.
COUNTY.
shehf.
CLARK D. RHINEHART.
At Large
THOMAS FITCHIE.
Associate Justice OF sessioaa
JAMES SAVAGE
CITY.
Mayor
ANDREW d. BAIRD
Aldermen Large.
JAMES McKEEN. ALBR0 J. NEWTON.
JOiiN W HARMAN, ALBERT p. WOODRUFF
q. A. +. W. ERuARDT. JAMES MARTIN.
CORNELIUS N HOAGLAND.
District Aldermen.
First District
MIOHAELJ HYLAND. GEORGE CRU
FRED'K o. DU BoIS, JOHN 0. BRAUNSBEhu
second District
JOHN T. scUIUssER SAMUEL NJ wEEKES
JOHN T. WALKER HENRY A. SMiTH
Third District
RICHARD r. WHEELER. JARED J, CHAMBERS
ALVAH r. BLANCHARD PETER j. KiHCHoFk
Justices Of the Psac@
IAuEs TAYLOR JOSEPH BENJAMIN
EDWARD II. sohLUETEk
SENATORIAL.
secoBd District
Third District
EUGENE r. o'CoNNoA
Fourth District
JACOB WORTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
MARRIED..

Th. lea wing ttus from NrwYork o. the FALL hlEEh .s
srk Pilgrim and Bristol has boon chahso" from '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
SELECTIONS FROM THE NAILS.
MIR. NICoLL THE MAN FOR THE HOUR.

TO the Editor Of The Tri6unS
SIR The crisis is at hand. The recent movement on
the part OF the people OF this great city In the direction
OF honest has reached that stage OF impu
sioR where any hssitancy detection from Its true
course must inevitably tend toward rsrogrsssoa The
election for new city and csuAty officers Is vt hand
There is but little tine left for deiberaon and actien
The political bosses and their henchmen always 40 ELL
csaty organized fer their base and selfish purposes are
up In arms and Thoroughly prepared for the impending
oohtest-a contest which, TO them Is at this particuar
iuncture OF the most vital .noaAos Tho arrangement
and conviction Of the boodlsr Allernen shows that
there exists in the city OF NewYork aroused senti'
lsent OF pubcingnaten which tunleas quickly counter
acted Will sfoctually do away with every species OF
Political obbsry corruption for lsng time to come
This oensunlmaon. SO devoutly wished for By every
honest citzen-a state OF thngs necessary to the
being OF our phabtants-woud be fatal TO the bosses
and their hosts Of heeers and folio wers The latter
see plainly that their occupation In peril and
they marshalns their forves In order to mako dos
perate efsrt oavert heirimpcDdng doom Their power
Ia nOtsrously great. Unless every decent and sclf-
respecting voter In this metropolis will stand up for
honest government. the baser eoments OF the VoiaB
population thereof will again omn and the reign
OF fraud bribery and general civic Generalization again
hold sway.
Assuming that there Is sufficient virtue in the city to
gain the asccndency at the polls the object or
tho decent element society should mako II
taiu that its choos OF officials Is entirely fitting
IL Is the carss OF tho that Justice Is amenta-
blv exposed TO the mputasn OF venalty Lot man 10
over so corrupt provide he has large financial resources
he can purchase and command-even 10 the .'o't con
tompues anl snivelins subsorvoRcy-the Intense zeal
ana astute counsel or ne buls OF the "st re'peclapo
legal talent VI the land 80 that 1t may we'll Oo said or
today as OF tho timc Of LcGr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
Isidlnl

,easure ono canmoi enjoy day. but any one can
10 s",ov n Grass Conntly" cigarette Extra nho
hand. maia hiNNAi 'opNN'' ~0' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

All members o. tho old Volunteer Fire Department re'
siding 10 tho XVIII Assembly District will meet AT Hank
Hall AS 0th.avc al O'Clock this toratiiy the noml:
nj. ION OF our comralc EDMUND G. LEE formerly OF
Hose Company 7. for Assembly. - $1,000
JOSEPH s BEER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
plate sin with gold
And the strong Lance of Justice hnrtless breaks;

Arm II IN rdsS-a pigmy straw doth pierce u!
But tho psople will only do their boundos duty there
Will soon be established code OF legal ethics mo
inauguration OF genuine OF reform will speedily re-
stero tho aiorrmr reputable standard OF forensic aspi
rauon. Let Mr. DE I.aucey Ncol 10 elected to he
snce or District Attorney Others there lie M as
he for the position. but bccause no has Mr. Marines
rghthand assistant Ia the Office shown his great
ability therein aud stood mp Al mnnfully for
law and Justice. thereby incurring tho en~ity
eni hatre OF every e,il-iecr hi-h and low anosg
u.s. W. know beyond tho shalow OF n doubt that
he IS pre- emlnenty tho tor the ctys prosecuting
attorney To reject him would prove bcttaJ al Of civic
virtue. -. YOUAG.
York % 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
Notices o.
aud dddresa
DIED..

Notice, OF MARRIAGE must % IN for'sI w'"J"" "'H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

MICHAEL. J. 10. MESSENGER NJ. d.
United Lab n Nomination
FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT or GENERAL
SESSIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
FREDERICK G. fiEk.

tNfh Assembly District. Bccckcf Butintng.
A public meeting VIII BE- held on THURSDAY EVEN y
toraiiy ticket aiso the nominal
Cornelius Van Colt Goo H. Deana IT, Tor CIV
Justice Frstrc H. Bard for member OF Assembly AND ue
NJ. clark for Alderman.
Prominent spe. kors will address tho meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

BAR
inches
500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-23

NOTWITHSTANDING THE loud COM
paints uttered by certain class of
s)-csfied wo Tkingmen about the alleged
expressions by capital and the distress
of labor, never before in the history of
the world has capital been satisfied with
SO little profit, has labor received such
nigh wages, have the hours of labor
been so few, have wages lad as great
purchasing power, and labor received
so large percentage of the joint profit
of capital and labor, as IN this country.
There may be some exceptions, but they
are few and the statement is literally
true. Hence the strikes now prevailing
are not only unwise, but they are al
most wicked in that they are unjust to
capital and oppressive to the strikers
themselves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-23
A NEW MAINE LAW.

Maine ROW has liquor law, enacted
by the late Legislature, which premises
to be mere effective than previous acts
in enforcing the prohibitory statute,
The new law unakes the payment of "a
special government tax, or the expos
ure of sign or indication that liquor
is either given away or sold, prin,a fscie
evidence that the accused IS "com.
mon seller of Intoxicating liquors and
the premises so kept by him is a COM
mon nuisance" Heretofore taeS feu-
BILE has been to obtain evidence that
would convict. The men who bought
liquor would not pesch on the sellers,
and the '<spotter" system has been no
more popular or successful in Maine
than elsewhere. Now, however, it will
remain with the officers to say whether
or not the saloon keepers shall be pro-
ceeded against. The government re-
quires that the license to sell be ex-
posed in a conspicuous place on the
premises where the hquer MS sold.
These licenses being made evidences of
guilt it is difficult to understand how
the dealers will escape conviction
and punishment, unless they shall
beat the government as well as the
State, by not taking out license. Very
few will try this latter expedient, the
risk being too great, as conviction I'M
der such circumstances would mean
forfeiture of goods and a term IN the
Penitenhary. It is q noteworthy fact
that while there has been prohibition in
Maine these many years, the govern
ment licenses to sell liquor in the State
are regularly issued. there having been
nearly 200 of such licenses issued last
year.
The new law went into operation last
Monday. Its effect will be awaited with
interest by the temperance advocates
throughout the country. If it shall
prove successful, the plan will undoubt-
eddy be adopted by other States which
are vainly endeavoring to enforce pro-
hibitory laws.